Support The Arts
Arts for The Mind & Soul Presents The Sistahgirl Club
An Uplifting Journey Through Sisterhood, Challenges, and Strength
Every woman has a story of strength, laughter, heartbreak, and healing. The Sistahgirl Club brings those stories to life on stage through music, movement, and raw truth. It’s not just a play — it’s a mirror reflecting the beauty, struggle, and unbreakable bond of sisterhood.
“I saw myself in every character. I laughed, I cried, and I left feeling seen.”
— Audience Member
You belong Here
Whether you come alone or bring your tribe, you’ll leave changed — uplifted, affirmed, and connected. That’s the power of The Sistahgirl Club. This isn’t just a show — it’s our stories, our music, our laughter. A celebration of sisterhood that every woman deserves to experience.
Through interwoven monologues, scenes, and musical numbers, the play explores themes such as identity, motherhood, love, career, self-worth, generational trauma, healing, and resilience. Each character brings her unique voice, struggles, and triumphs to the forefront, creating a rich tapestry of Black womanhood that is as deeply personal as it is universally relatable.
Soul. Perserverance. Sisterhood.
The Sistahgirl Club invites audiences to witness intimate moments of vulnerability, joy, conflict, and reconciliation. At times uproariously funny and at others soulfully raw, the play challenges societal expectations while celebrating the power of connection and shared experience. Whether it’s a scene about reclaiming one’s dreams, confronting a painful past, or finding love in unexpected places, the production consistently balances levity with emotional depth.
With a vibrant blend of gospel, soul, spoken word, and modern movement, The Sistahgirl Club doesn’t just tell a story—it invites the audience to feel it. It is a love letter to every woman who has ever carried the weight of the world and still managed to rise, and to every friend who has helped her do it.
Themes Embraced
Sisterhood and solidarity
Self-discovery and healing
Mental health and emotional wellness
Love, loss, and forgiveness
Empowerment through unity and storytelling
Ultimately, The Sistahgirl Club is more than a play—it’s a celebration of strength, a safe space for truth, and a heartfelt reminder that when women come together, they become unstoppable.
Showtimes
November 16, 2025
Show starts at 4pm
The Atlanta Theatre
195 Arizona Ave NE L/W 1 Atlanta, GA 30307
December 18, 2025
Show starts at 6pm
Sewell Mill Library & Cultural Ctr.
2051 Lower Roswell Rd. Marietta, GA 30068
December 20, 2025
Show starts at 7pm
Northwest Activity Center (Paul Robeson Theatre
18100 Meyers Rd. Detroit, Mi 48235
Buy Tickets
November 16, 2025
Show starts at 4pm
The Atlanta Theatre
195 Arizona Ave NE L/W 1 Atlanta, GA 30307
December 18, 2025
Show starts at 6pm
Sewell Mill Library & Cultural Ctr.
2051 Lower Roswell Rd. Marietta, GA 30068
December 20, 2025
Show starts at 7pm
Northwest Activity Center (Paul Robeson Theatre
18100 Meyers Rd. Detroit, Mi 48235
Don’t just hear the story feel it
The Sistahgirl Club is more than a stage play. It’s a soul-stirring celebration of sisterhood, healing, and empowerment that will leave you laughing, crying, and rising to your feet.
From raw truths to joyful breakthroughs, you’ll be swept into a world where every woman’s voice matters—and every struggle turns into strength.
Get Tickets Now!
Limited Seats – Intimate Venue
Unforgettable Performances & Music
A Night You’ll Be Talking About Long After the Curtain Falls
Grab Your Seats Today
Tickets are selling fast for this one-of-a-kind experience.
Bring your girls. Bring your heart. Be transformed.
Click below to reserve your spot and step into the circle.
Because this isn’t just a show.
It’s a movement.
Get Tickets Now!
Limited Seats – Intimate Venue
Unforgettable Performances & Music
A Night You’ll Be Talking About Long After the Curtain Falls
Grab Your Seats Today
Tickets are selling fast for this one-of-a-kind experience.
Bring your girls. Bring your heart. Be transformed.
Click below to reserve your spot and step into the circle.
Because this isn’t just a show.
It’s a movement.
testimonials
2025-2026 Cast
MEET "KIKI"
Christina O. Morton, a proud Atlanta native, is a multi-talented artist with a deep passion for music, dance, acting, and writing. She is the self-published author of Poems About Boys and performs as a rapper under the stage name Tina Taurus.
With a constant drive to share and expand her artistic gifts, Christina approaches every performance as both a creative outlet and an honor. She is deeply appreciative of the opportunity to collaborate with fellow talented artists and remains committed to celebrating the transformative power of art and collective expression.
MEET "MAYA"
Courtney “CJ” Jackson is a multi-hyphenate creative: actress, singer-songwriter, music producer, dancer, screenwriter, educator, and entrepreneur. Rooted in Detroit, her passion for storytelling began in childhood through church plays and music, inspired by a rich family legacy of performers and educators. A Cass Tech alum with a Master’s from Georgia State, she taught arts-integrated subjects across Detroit, Maryland, and Georgia, and is known for creating educational rap music for youth.
Courtney writes and produces her own music, recently launching a web series America’s Black Sweetheart acting credits include Night School and Tough Love ATL, as well as numerous Atlanta stage productions. She’s toured globally as a singer and danced for over a decade with Aretha Franklin. Now balancing careers in the arts, education, and real estate, Courtney continues to uplift and inspire through her work, both on and off stage.
MEET "OYA"
Tanika Perry-Vincent (Boston/Nashua, NH) is an electrifying, powerhouse performer, choreographer, and director whose passion for Musical Theatre/Broadway Jazz shines on every stage. With a career spanning decades, her versatility is seen through her extensive work with Stepp Stewart/Dynamite Productions, including featured roles in A Soulful Christmas, Motown: The Motor City Revue (ensemble dancer & singer), and the first all-Black production of Sweet Charity (Frenchy). She is a seasoned creative leader and has taken on diverse roles, both on and off-stage, as Rehearsal Director and Dancer (Lara, A Chorus Line, Cumming Playhouse), and most recently starring as Sister Mary Lazarus in Sister Act: The Musical (Marietta Theatre In The Square). She cast, directed, choreographed and produced the A/V components for the opening ceremony of the National Association of Bilingual Educators (NABE, 2025).
MEET "DION"
Carol Subiño Sullivan is a seasoned, lifelong dancer, skilled at contemporary and West African dance alike. She is a member of Djoli Kelen, a Metro Atlanta-based nonprofit dedicated to preserving, honoring, and advancing the rich traditions of African and Diasporic dance, music, and culture. She is also a founding member of Dancing Resilience, a virtual dance community that shares Alice Walker’s belief that “hard times require furious dancing.” She previously danced with Ten Blocks Away (Douglasville, GA), Rhythm Works (South Bend, IN), and Windfall Dancers (Bloomington, IN), and appeared in projects such as Frolic (Arabia Mountain, GA), ADN (Xalapa, Ver, MX), and Guth3tet (Bloomington, IN). Carol holds a Ph.D. in anthropology from Indiana University where she engaged in ethnographic research with the community in Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico who is dedicated to the practice of dance and drum from Guinea, West Africa. She earned her BA in dance studies from the University of South Florida. Carol is thrilled to make her first foray into musical theater with the Sistahgirl Club!
MEET "SHUNNI"
Unique’ Angel Nelson is a dynamic performer whose artistry blends powerful vocals, heartfelt poetry, and raw storytelling. Born in Cleveland and now based in Atlanta, she brings a unique style shaped by influences like Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey yet defined by her own authenticity and soul. On stage, she transforms personal experiences into moving performances that connect deeply with audiences, making every moment a journey of passion, resilience, and self-discovery.
MEET "ABENA"
Suzana John is an accomplished vocalist, and physician originally from India, who grew up in the United Arab Emirates and now settled in Atlanta with her husband and two children. From a young age she was exposed to a rich blend of cultural influences. Trained in the intricate nuances of Indian classical music from the age of four, her passion for music has led her to perform in multiple stage shows and contribute to various albums. In addition to her artistic pursuits, Suzana is a dedicated practicing physician and currently serves as an Assistant Professor of Medicine who seamlessly blends her medical career with her artistic passions.
MEET "SANA"
A passionate and versatile vocalist with a lifelong dedication to music, having begun singing at a young age and performed in chorus throughout grade school. Recognized for exceptional vocal talent by advancing to state-level competitions. Experienced in both creative direction and performance, having directed and acted in multiple music videos. In addition to performing, I am also a songwriter who creates original music that reflects emotion, storytelling, and personal experience.
MEET "THE VOCALIST"
David Fitzer is a versatile vocalist with a passion for storytelling through music. He studied vocal performance at Bethune-Cookman University, where he built a strong classical foundation while exploring genres such as jazz, gospel, and musical theatre. With experience both on stage and in the studio, David brings depth and range to every performance. He believes in the power of music to connect, uplift, and transform communities—both on and off the stage.
MEET "SHAYLA"
Sophia Bernice Efunsade Omikemi Small is an 8-year-old performer from Fairburn, Georgia. She has been dancing since the age of 3 and has spent the last three years competing in a variety of dance styles with South Fulton Studios. Sophia is currently expanding her training to include aerial silks, showcasing her love for movement and performance both on the ground and in the air. In addition to her dance achievements, she is an active member of the Cliffondale Elementary School Drama Club, where she continues to grow as an actress and performer. Sophia’s passion, dedication, and joy for the stage shine through in every performance.
MEET "THE BACHELOR"
MEET "The Voice"
Anita was born in Atlanta, raised in Detroit. Her voice could be heard on Sundays where she could be heard greeting congregation visitors or giving the church announcements at New Bethel Baptist Church. She participated in the church choir and learned to play several instruments during elementary through high school. She was also a member of the Michigan Tech Jazz Singers and participated with several church choirs for the last 25 years. Although never pursuing any further arts activities, she continued to write & recite poetry by others as well as originals. She was encouraged by Cortney to be creative with all of her God-given talents. “It is an honor & pleasure to be a part of this performance”
Anita also uses her voice for video voice-overs as well as her own content. Catch her on The Voice of AnitaB on social media.
Monthly “Sistah Check-In” Email
Access to our Private Facebook Group
Printable Empowerment Affirmation Cards
Invitations to free or pay-what-you-can virtual events
First dibs on workshops, auditions & community projects
10% discount code on merch & live event tickets
Be one of the first to join our movement
As a Founding Member, you’ll get exclusive early access to content, events, and opportunities—no payment required.
Why Join Now?
You’re part of shaping the future of this sisterhood
You get access to a loving community from day one
You grow with us—from the ground up
You belong—no price tag required
Become a member
Join the Movement—It’s Free to Start
Tap into a network of powerful, purpose-filled women.
Celebrate your story. Amplify your voice. Reclaim your joy.
Click here to join The Sistahgirl Club—founding spots are limited!
Because when sistahs unite—change happens.
Testimonial
★★★★★
"It was great to have multiple perspectives, along with sisterhood and meaningful conversations. Legitimately funny!"
Ian B.
★★★★★
“Great messages! I wish I could have recorded it and taken it back to my school to show the
kids.”
Melanie G.
★★★★★
"This is a wonderful and well-done production! Courtney is a genius and a fantastic producer. I can’t wait to see more—I’m excited for what’s to come."
Christina M.
★★★★★
"This show is excellent—very, very good. Professional and well put together. I thoroughly enjoyed it! The singing, the dancing, the dialogue—the entire storyline."
Ginger J.
★★★★★
“Her work always has a message.”
Fanta P.
© 2025 Arts For The Mind & Soul LLC. All rights reserved.